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Doesn't the cylinder head temp sensor give a signal to the temperature gauge?
If your CHT sensor is failing or failed, wouldn't the temp gauge show false readings?
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Do you mean the temperature gauge on the dash? That reads oil temp. Different sender.
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Temp gauge is for oil. CHT reports back to the ECU if I am not mistaken.
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No, the temp gauge just shows oil temperature. CHT sends it's signal to the dme for mixture control.
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Chain fence eating turbo
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Austin, TX
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Ah, I always assumed that was head temp.
Makes, sense as the head probably heats up rather quickly and the oil lags behind.
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